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Australian media's shameful reporting of Senator Fatima Payman's suspension

The Australian mainstream media's treatment of Labor Senator Fatima Payman – and her suspension ...  
Abject failures of Australian media laid bare in Julian Assange’s return

Press coverage of Julian Assange’s release from prison writes yet another disgraceful chapter of ...  
The night the cookers were handed over to neo-Nazis at the Polish Club

A former 'Neighbours' star, a former pro wrestler and a former gym owner walk into a club in ...  
WikiLeaks and press freedom in the digital age

In the wake of Julian Assange's release, the debate has heated up over national security versus ...  
Julian Assange is free: Two-faced media welcomes him home as a hero

Managing editor Michelle Pini discusses the largely non-existent role of Australia's mainstream ...  
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EDITORIAL: Julian Assange is free: Two-faced media welcomes him home as a hero

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is finally home.  
Labor commits to strengthening regional migration

The Labor Government's recent discussion paper on migration to regional areas of Australia shows ...  
ABC gutless for not backing Laura Tingle over 'racist country' remarks

ABC's ambiguous response to the News Corp firestorm targeted at Laura Tingle shows its willingness ...  
The Far-Right's war against women in America

Whether it be abortion law, birth control rights or sex education censorship, the far-right in ...  
Australian media stretches the truth on pro-Palestine movement

A joint investigation from The Age and 60 Minutes purports to expose a secret infiltration by ...  
This Week on IA: Dutton, Labor and immigration detention

'This Week on IA' is a weekly short video series that summarises what's been in the news here at ...  
Indonesia's new capital city project is an ongoing disaster

The ongoing construction of Indonesia's new capital city continues to raise major human rights and ...  
Lessons learned from Robodebt RC: Zero NACC unknown culprits: Six

The NACC's decision to ignore the crime of Robodebt is a kick in the guts for every victim of ...  
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EDITORIAL: Lessons learned from Robodebt RC: Zero — NACC unknown culprits: Six

It was fitting that Morrison, Tudge, Porter, Robert and Keenan were made to face the Royal Comm ...  
Islamophobia in India set to persist under Modi

Results of the 2024 Indian Election have seen a welcome shift of power away from Prime Minister ...  
Fearful and forceless: NACC fails Robodebt victims

The National Anti-Corruption Commission has said it will not commence a corruption investigation ...  
Violence against women a global scourge

While violence against women is an issue gaining awareness in Australia, the problem remains ...  
Terrorism and the Israel-Palestine conflict

The history of the Israel-Palestine conflict makes clear that we have not learned from the ...  
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